We're publishing an original piece today by Dr Niall McCrae, a mental health practitioner and trade union rep, about what health care workers can do to push back if they're told they have to get a Covid vaccine.
The E.U. will soon seal its departure from the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine by signing off on the world's biggest vaccine deal yet, buying up to 1.8 billion doses of the Pfizer vaccine to last up until 2023.
Welsh hospitality business will soon be able to reopen – outdoors from April 26th and indoors from May 17th – as Mark Drakeford has announced bringing the country's unlock forward.
More than 75,000 children are being educated from home – almost a 40% increase from last year – with over 20,000 children having fallen off the school roll over the past year due to health concerns relating to Covid.
With the ONS reporting today that the number of people infected with COVID-19 in England has fallen to its lowest level since September, researchers at Oxford have said the UK is no longer in the midst of a pandemic.
Students' unions have told the Competition and Markets Authority that they have been "mis-sold" degrees as they demand blanket tuition fee refunds.
12 year-olds will be given Covid vaccines when they return to school after summer, according to reports. Oxford University’s child vaccine study is also testing the AstraZeneca jab on children as young as six.
A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about the virus in the past 24 hours – not just in Britain, but around the world.
